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THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1920.
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Society
Attend University Affairs.
Ruth Miller, Lillian Johnson,
Florence Riley, Helen Dennis, Helen
Tooley Langdon and Gladys Kloke
were guests at the Delta Delta Delta
spring party in Lincoln Saturday
evening.
Attending the' week-end party of
Chi Omega were Dorothy Canan,
Geraldine Compton, Josephine Stue
ben, Lais Allan and Rosanna Swen
son. Achoth sorority entertained Lil
lian Kavan, Frances Strand, Kath
erine North and Alice Dean at their
May day dancing party, Saturday
evening, in Lincoln.
Homer Palmateer, G. Fowler,
Wilson Bryans, Milton Herbrick,
Clare Anderson, Robert Burford, L.
A. Hickman, Harold Langdon and
liryon Hunter were alumni members
of Alpha Sigma Phi who attended
the week-end party of that fra
ternity. Franz Paulson was a week-end
guest of the Bushnell guild.
1,'ss Florence Jenks was a guest
at the week-end dancing party of
Phf Gamma Delta.
Among those present at the an
nual banquet of Phi Gamma Delta
in Lincoln Saturday evening were
W. W. Bushnell. jr.. D. E. Buell,
C. J. Bullick. J. M. Hardin, Wilton
Anderson. Reginald Wilson and
Wallace Larson.
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Asheville, N.' C Mrs! J. A. Slu
der, of 45 Woodrow Avenue this
city, , recently made the following
statement:
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do my work.
"I felt like, at times, no matter
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"I couldn't sleep to do any good,
and had to force myself to eat when
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"I suffered some pain in my back
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"I grew less nervous.
"The depression left me and soon
I was well and strong.
"I enjoy good health, thanks to
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rtappy Hollow Opens.
The Happy Hollow club . has
chosen Saturday evening, May 15,
for the opening of the club. The af
fair will be a dinner dance.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
the Stewart hospital Sunday. .
Mrs. Lyle Bailey of Burwell, Neb.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Traynor.
Mrs. E. W. Norris of Benson left
Saturday for O'Neil, where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank T. Walker has return
ed from Chicago, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Bellamy,
and Mr. Bellamy.
Mrs. Charles Johannes is at the
E. W. Gunther home.
' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hixenbaugh,
jr., announce the birth of a son,
Walter III, Sunday, at the Clarksort
hospital. Mrs. Hixenbaugh was for
merly Miss Eleanor Ryan of Col
umbus, Ohio. Her mother, Mrs.
Daniel Ryan of Columbus, is in
Omaha for a short time.
Mrs. A. J. Hasson spent several
days in Lincoln last week when she
was the guest of Mrs. Irai E. At
kison. Mrs. Ada Whited and Mrs. H.
Boegli have been spending several
days in Lincoln with their father,
W. T. B. Ireland.
Miss Arlene Abbott, who attends
the University of Nebraska, return
ed home for the week-end.
Miss Emily McGregor and Miss
Margaret O'Brien, students at the
state university, spent the week-end
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kiddoo have
returned from New York and At
lantic City, where they spent a
month.
Miss Irene Carter, who is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Ruth Carter, in New
York City, will return home next
week.
Mrs. Fred Hunter of Oakland is
expected to arrive, here shortly for
a brief visit.
A son was born Saturday to Dr.
and Mrs. George H. Pratt.
Federation "Notes.
The Wauneta Woman's club met
at-the home of Mrs. May Walter.
April 22. Roll call was answered
with current events. It was decided
that the Woman's club would again
sponsor the Lyceum course. Mrs.
Cora Darnell led the lesson on chap
ter, 13 of "Our America." A re
port on the Hastings convention
was giyen bv the president of the
club, Mrs, Alice Walker. The club
will meet May 13 at the home of
Mrs. Julia Shrigley. v
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college friend who found him in his
trouble, and I am to keep on here
until the school year ends. We both
will feel then that we have not
robbed that poor dead woman of the
outward deference which is all we
can pay her and then oh, my dear,
is it wicked to be so happy?"
I kissed her and assured her of
the absolute Tightness of her bliss,
but all the time my heart was fran
tically querying "What has become
of my husband?"
I was not to receive an answer to
my query that night, however. I
called a taxi for Alice Holcombe,
my father conducted Kenneth Stock
bridge to the guest room assigned
him,-and I busied myself for a few
moments, with ostentatious indiffer
ence in arranging the chairs in or
derly fashion. Lillian, evidently
busy with her own thoughts, paid
no attention to me for awhile, then
I saw her look at me searchingly.
"Let me give you your mother-in-law's
advice, Madge, she said
"Don't be seven kinds of- an idiot
just because you know how."
I flushed and stammered, but be
fore I could answer a low knock
sounded at the door leading from
the hall, and when I opened it, Jim
stood there, fumbling his cap, his
henest face embarrassed.
"Mr. Graham said, ma'am, that
after the companyw?i gone I was
to tell you that he had. been sudden
ly called away and that he wouldn't
be back tonight." ,
"Thank you. Jim." I said calmly,
but when I had shut the door I
turned to Lillian panic-stricken.
"What does it mean?" . I
wildly.
Lillian walked over to me, took
me by the shoulders and shook me.
"It means simply that Dicky has
taken one of his jealous tantrums
again Allen Drake certainly did his
level best to help him along to
night and you didn't exactly hand
Allen the frozen face, did you? And
it will take him a day or two to get
over it."
Over the 'Phone.
' "Then you don't think"
"That Dicky has sp-pr-ung with
his hated rival over the nearest
cl-cliff," Lillian burlesqued. "No, I
don't, and if I were you I'd either
fish or cut bait. Dicky is perfectly
ridiculous in his jealousy, and there
was nothing out of the way in your
treatment of Allen Drake tonight.
But jf you're, going into a spasm of
nervous fear every time the Dicky
bird flutters his wings in rage, you'd
better turn yourself into a patient
Griselda and refuse ;ven to speak
to such heart-breakers as Allen
Drake. If you're wise, however,
you'll do neither1. Just greet that
husband of yours as if nothing had
happened when he does deign to
come home tomorrow."
But it wasn't on the morrow that
I had the chance to 'greet Dicky
humbly or haughtily. In fact, there
came no message whatever from
him, but in the morning I was
called to the telephone for a long
distance message, .. and recognized
with a thrill of startled dismay the
voice of Allen Drake.
"May I speak to Mr. Graham?"
Announcing
A Special
Matinee for
Ladies Only
This Afternoon
at S O'clock .
at Which Time , ,
Mr, E. J. Berg
Display Manager for
Burgess-Nash
Will exhibit his skill in
draping a model in uncut
goods.
And In addition a gorgeous
display of the daintiest lin
gerie (some imported for this
special occasion) on living
models.
Through courtesy of Burgess
Nash and in connection with
Cecil B. DeMille's
Production
"Don't
Change Your
Wife"
World Wide Guild, Vint Baptist Church
Tuesday evening, mothers' and daugh
ters' annual ltnnr. 'Following the dinner
Mrs. Helen Barrett Montsomers'. president
of the Woman's Amtir'can Bartist Foreign
Missionary society, will speak.
Harmony Chapter, American Wr
Mothers Tuesday. 2:39 it. m., A. O. U. W..
hall. Fourteenth pna D-.Jge streets. Ar
rangements will he maua for tng day.
May . War Mothers will help raise
Omaha's quota for the Marne monument.
17. H. Orant, W. B. '. Tuesday, 2:39 p.
m.. Memorial hall, court houje.
V. K. O. Sisterhood. Chapter B. X.
Tuesday, 1 o'clock, luncheon with Mrs. O.
A. Danielson, 6025 Burt street
Jewish Ladies' Relief Norlety Tusaa",
2:30 p. m.. I.yric buildlngr, Nineteenth arid
Douglas street. Committee chairmen will
read reports of past fi:w months' work.
Prettiest Mile Ladies' Golf Club
Tuesday, 12 o'clock noon, May breakfast.
Miller park pavilion.
Sojournera1 Club Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. N. M. Graham, 431s South Twenty
xecnnd street. Mesdames W. n. Nelman.
Z. Miller. K. J. Wrieht nnri V. (1
will assist.
Spanish Club Tussilnv s n m 909
Patterson block. Seventeenth and Firnim
streets.
Business Woman's Club Tuesday. :15
p. m., dinner at T. W. C. A. Annual hnsi.
ness meeting;.
Ambulance Service
Our specially built Cadillac ambu
lance, the finest equipment of its
kind, is at theservice of the public,
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Two experienced men in charge
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My HEART and
My HUSBAND
By ADELE GARRISON
ADVKRTISKMENX
What Happened While. Madge Anx- i
jousiy Awaitea Dicky's Return.
I ought to know Dickv well
enough by this time not to be wor
ried by his flashes of jealous temper,
but there was something fri the ici-
ness oi ins tone to Air. Drake and
the black look he gave me as I fin
ished my farewell to the brilliant se
cret service man that ! chilled my
spirits when the two men had gone
out to the car which Dicky was to
drive to the station.
That I was an excellent candidate
for a lunatic asykim L well knew,
but I could not get out of my mind
tales I had read of automobiles
driven by jealous husbands being
driven into stone walls and turned
over in ditches, seemingly by acci-
aent. Suppose Dicky
I brought myself to with a bitter
gibe at my melodramatic folly, and
tried to let no hint of the anxiety
I could not help feeling cloud my at
tention to my guests. But when the
few minutes necessary for Dicky's
trip to the station and return length
ened first into an hour and then into
two hours I had to exert all my will
power to listen attentively to the
plans of my former principal and the
woman he loved, plans whispered
tremulously to me by Alice Hol
combe when she had come upstairs
into my room to put on her wraps.
"We shall not see each other for
almost a year,"she said. "Kenneth
is to begin over 'again in. a far away
town, accepting the offer of an old
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If you are weak, thin and emaciated
and can't put on flesh or (ret strong, no
matter how much you eat, (to to Sherman
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treatment and take it as directed. If at
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IMPORTANT Blood-Iron Phos
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age only 50c a week.
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lions, "',
he asked after he had uttered
customary platitudes.
"Mr. Graham is not here." My
throat was dry as X spoke.
"Is his car there?"'
"No. Mr. Graham has not been
home since he drove you to the
station."
"I see Tfie tone told me that
he did indeed, "see."
What Savarin Asked.
There was a perceptible pause be
fore he spoke again.
"I find that I must have dropped
a little notebook, most vital to me,
valueless to any one else, in your
husband's car. Will you see if it
is still there when he comes home?"
"Of course, and mail it to you at
once"'
"Thank you. Goodby."
I hung up the- telephone with a
feeling of relief. At least there had
not been the encounter between the
two me.n which I had so idiotically
feared. But as the hours of the
day wore away and still no sign ef
my husband, I felt settling upon my
spirits the depression which a quar
rel with Dicky always brings me.
Therefore, despite, "Lilian's ad
monition, I was thoroughly miser
able and distrait, almost too preoc
cupied to realize what a crisis in
my friend's life was impending when
Robert Savarin unexpectedly re
turned from the city on the after
noon train, and with all the air of a
man about to put his fate to the
final test, asked Lilllian to go out
for a walk with him.
They were gone for an hour, and
when they returned, by way of the
little foot bridge over the brook at
the back of the house, I sitting on
the steps of the summer house,
moodily thinking of Dickey saw
that the artist's face was white with
disappointment, somber with some
thing very akin to anger, set with
a determination not to yield to the
dictum Lillian had evidently uttered.
As he saw me, he uttered a little ex
clamation, and seizing Lillian's arm,
pulled her toward me.
"Dear lady," he said, "you must
help me."
"It's no uSe, bobert," Lillian said
wearily.
"If ever you loved your friend," he
went on, ignoring her interpolation
completely, "I want you to make her
listen to reason now. I thought
when the obstacle of that man was
removed she would listen to me. But
now she says that she will not mar
ry me, because she has already been
dragged through one divorce action,
and "
Lillian lifted her hand, pointed
through the trees to where Marion
was playing croquet with my father.
"There is my reason, Robert," she
said quietly.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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